Antique Corbels

bonnet above, followed by a multi-tiered base molding and extended feet below scrolled in a corbel

black lacquered, angled top, corbel form. Dating to the 18th/19th century, the Asian antique

at 30 degrees from the corners are fully massive corbels with filled flutes whose underside is the

at 30 degrees from the corners are fully massive corbels with filled flutes whose underside is the

turnings on outside, carved corbels each side,above shaped reeded end supporting legs with scrolled ends

few minimal decorative elements, like the triangular shaped accents on the legs, the corbels at the

spanning between the corbels, above which resides the elbow cushioning upholstered in mohair matching the

mullions and floral carving in bas-relief, are flanked by fluted columns with acanthus leaf corbels. On

A large and elegant early 19th Century Scottish statuary marble Corbeled fireplace surround. A

long elegant acanthus carved corbels with recessed pilasters below, support a moulded and chamfered

The fireplace features beautifully carved corbels set on canted jambs, scrolled and carved with

and fielded panelled pilasters under carved corbels in the form of terrier dogs. The frieze is

urn end blocks and a corbel protruding from the jambs. An urn also features on a centre tablet, with

tailored lines enhanced by the distressed, patinaed painted finish and the corbel-style base structure

moulded shelf is supported on twin scrolled corbels descending into twin pilasters each side with carved

reveal a shelf interior and lovely carved corbels in solid walnut. It stands on a plinth base. A

corbels add an intriguing touch on the outside, which has been stripped. Literally designed to outlast the

corbelled legs and dramatic carved edge in relief across underside of mantel. Left leg is cracked and

sculptor's art, featuring a bold scrolled shape with a scrolled corbel form carved into the top of both sides

series of moldings of different widths (the largest with small ribbed corbels, elements also present

comprise the upper tier, fitted with a full width shelf supported by exquisitely carved corbels. Under the

, below is a neoclassical style pediment which is supported by seven gilt gesso corbels and decorated with

break fronted shelf, upheld by two large carved corbels with perched eagles, preening themselves. The

. All the locks are original, as are the drawer runners. The foot of the cabinet is corbelled and also

, swan heads holding the tole painted shade and corbel style candle arms. Recently re-wired with a high

embellishment theme, extending out to the padded armrests supported by corbel-shaped uprights lavished with

. These are flanked by serpentine corbels with a deep flute in the center. The 6.5"high splashback is

mount, on keeled cabriole legs each headed by a floral swagged, paterae embedded scrolled corbel, beaded

with Roman numerals, original hands and classical gilded corbels and gilt ormolu feet. The clock face

on a pierced carved column resting on a textured pagoda roof with dragon head corbels at each corner

boosts remarkable carvings on its apron, jambs, and corbels as well. Such an adorned grand centerpiece

scroll corbels are above pilasters carved with descending husks and ribbon bows. At either side of the

with swags of acorns, dog-leg cornered architrave mouldings with fluted corbels and an egg and dart

displaying a well carved flowering swag, flanked by further tendril- leaf's and a pair of corbels. Supported

and subtle corbel above a straight paneled jamb that ends in a plain rectangular footblock. The

lower section, with architectural corbels. England Circa 1855 Holland & Sons Originally founded

31 cm Elegant cabinet of imperious and noble presence. The leonine corbels highlight the desire

, presiding over a bold corbel and carved pilasters. Stylized egg & dart envelope the entire upper tier, with

. Separating the front drawers from the side drawers are a pair of neoclassical corbels which appear atop

corbels are connected with barley twist stretchers to provide elegant support. The distressed, patinaed

. Hand-crafted by a master-artisan in the 18th century, originally part of a corbel, likely from a church

indigenous wood. The pilasters feature a corbel with rosette above, an intriguing stylized lion's head formed

valley is delicately carved inside the reed. Above this is a massive scrolled acanthus leaf corbel

corbels which in turn were elongated to the height of the mantel. The original opening height was also

which appears the drawer tier, with two highly figured drawer facades framed by three corbels carved

rectangular top set above two monopodia with bold scrolling corbels and feet in giltwood joined by a turned

candelabra is in two sections and raised on gilt bronze bases with corbel brackets & acanthus leaf feet. The

corbels which provides a small yet decorative detail to the base unit, The square mounded plinth and

on a semi-circular corbel carved from the same wood. The oval frame is sculpted with an urn filled

foot blocks. The tapering jambs are surmounted by large Acanthus leaf corbels above stop ended fluting

in a corbel form, terminating in escargot feet. The legs also embrace the undulating scrollwork of

carvings and leaf carved corbel accentuate the fascia Pair of dashing mirrored doors with bevelled glass

an alternance of cartouches and swag of fruits, centred by a double leaf-cast corbel, sumonted by an

aprons with boldly styled corbels that tie into the large plinth blocks that serve as the cornerposts and

mask of Apollo surrounded by a sunburst. The console jambs are under fluted corbels and a break-fronted

form with acanthus leaf collars and four engaged foliate scroll corbel supports with fluted ornament

wonderful sculpture was a part of a corbel in a grand English house. It could now be displayed as a